Studio Prodigy Master Class Series – Recording Engineer Jim Scott Hosts Session Six

Studio Prodigy Master Class Series (SPMS) is a live attendance seminar where music industry professionals share their knowledge in major studios throughout Los Angeles. Past presenters include Eddie Kramer, Ryan Hewitt, Al Schmitt, and more.

Session Six will feature Jim Scott in his personal studio, PLYRZ, in Valencia, California. Jim Scott is representative of some of the best music from the last few decades. A few artists from his discography include:

Jim Scott, winner of 7 Grammy awards including Best Engineered Recording, non-classical for Tom Petty's Wildflowers.

Jim Scott, winner of 7 Grammy awards including Best Engineered Recording, non-classical for Tom Petty’s Wildflowers.

  • BoDeans
  • Danzig
  • Slayer
  • Lucinda Williams
  • Matthew Sweet
  • Rage Against The Machine
  • Barenaked Ladies
  • Foo Fighters
  • Matchbox 20
  • Robert Randolph
  • Johnny Cash
  • Dido
  • The Nocturnals

SPMS – Session Six: From The Ground Up consists of two days where Jim will record a band and show attendees his entire process, from the ground up! Here are the full seminar details:

Date: November 8th – November 9th

Time: 10am – 10pm

Location: PLYRZ, Valencia, CA – 45 minutes north of LA

Available Seats: 10

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Price: $1272

  • 3-Payment Plan Available

Ticket Inquiries: tickets@studioprodigymcs.com

Jim Scott's PLYRZ studio in Valencia, CA.

Jim Scott’s PLYRZ studio in Valencia, CA.

Overview 

Saturday begins with an overview of Jim’s recording setup at PLYRZ Studios, and a discussion of Jim’s philosophy of making records.  Through the course of the day, we will record a complete song with a fantastic band, and in the process, Jim will show you everything he does to capture a great performance, from micing techniques to production ideas to mentoring the artists and getting the best performances out of them.

Sunday’s session will start with wrapping up overdubs and continue with mixing the track.   Jim will walk you through his mix process, answering questions and demonstrating how he thinks about and feels a mix.  Combining the best of old school technique with a little bit of modern technology, this will prove to be a very hands-on experience for attendees, as Jim mixes everything by hand, with little help from automation!

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